Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-05

mittee ON foreign relations Is promptly acted
upon some serious results may follow. The
question oi war dcurcd largely ia the sen.
ator's remarks. He believed President Cleye.
land could hc trusted implicitly In the matter
Of pr%oclaiming against the admission Of Cana.
dian goods into the United Statet, and
thought congress should at once give him
power to act in this matter.
WAsHINGToN, Jan 25.-The senate commit
tee on finance proposes to take up promptly
as possible bills IN reference to the national
bank note circulation.
W~AsuINGToN, Jan. 25.-Hou. Charles b.
Farwell, of Illinois, took the oath Of Office
and assumed his duties as senator Of the
United States to-day.
WAsHINGTON, Jan 25.-It cannot be ascer-
tanned that there is the slightest foundation
for the rumors that the president viii veto the
interstate commerce bill.
W~AsmNGroN, Jan. 25.-Thc circulation Of
silver dollars is now declining very rapidly.
The return Of these coins to the treasury is
daily tar in excess Of the amount issued.
WA-mNGToN, Jan. 25-The treasury de.
partruent has received the first impression Of
tbc rew five dollar silver certificate. 1t has
the portrait OF Grant On It's face ana on the
uack the picture Of FIVE silver dollars. The
biz is the most artistic yet produced by the
bureau Of engraving and printing.
WAsuINGroN, Jan. 25.-The bah room OF
the Chinese legation is being handsomely dee
Grated to-day for the Chinese New Years ball,
which win he given hy the Chang Yen Hoop
tonight. This is the first large entertainment
that the minister has given, and It will be on
a scale Of considerable splcndor. \ large
number Of invitations have been issued.
W,,uIxGrox. Ian. 2G-It is generally as
sunled than the house viii mass nromntIy tbe
senate Canadian retaliation bin. and if is I'M
dcrstood President Cleveland fayors the
measure. 1t is the intention Of Mr.. Belmop.
To- bring the matter uD IN the house nj fac
very first opportunity. and he will ask that
the committee on foreign affairs be author.
lied 10 report This measure AZ any time AS 81
privileged question, when the matter comes
before the house. A heated debate is expect
ed, as many members are prepared 10 speak
't AA' lNNFNiRhs
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